Booster club night highlights fall football results
Local boosters reviewed last week's games as Permian faced Nimitz ninth grade in the high school cafeteria. Wilkins praised defensive stops in the 31 0 win over Wyatt, and Hubbard and Riley received notes for key plays while Grady discussed Ector’s 24 0 loss to Pecos.
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Odessa High Tops Offense in 5 5A After Week Three Loss
Odessa High leads District 5 5A offense with 902 total yards after a 42 28 defeat at Hobbs New Mexico. Permian and Midland Lee pace the league in defense while San Angelo or Abilene Cooper top individual offensive categories. Cooper's Brad Morrison and John Williams emerge as new leaders with Morrison tossing 16 of 23 for 234 yards and Williams totaling 143 receiving yards. All 5 5A teams have a week off before next week’s district openers.
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Bum Phillips hospitalized with high fever
New Orleans Saints coach Bum Phillips remained in hospital receiving tests after a 105 degree fever struck Tuesday night. Doctors described the fever as low grade and not serious, noting he is in good condition and as ornery as ever.
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